Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-23
THE LUCKY WINNERS.

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 Tickets Drawing Prlzes At Ghe Grand
 Army FaIr-A Sheffield School Stu
 dent Wins the Grand Piano-The
 Carriage Taken BV William Hull.
 The interior of the armory presented 8 very different appearance yesterday from what it had for the past week. The fine decorations were being removed and pande- monium reigned supreme. A score or more of workmen were constantly busy in tearing down the framework of the booths and stands and in removing the evergreens Bright and early the fortunate owners of tick cts which drew the prizes at the fair began to drop into the armory to secure their win nings.
 It was expected that the armory floor would be ready for the drills last night, but
 the debris could not be cleared up in time.
 The 150, 900 feet of lumber used was sold for $15 and the 300 yards of cambric for $2.50.
 Captain David s. Thomas was kept busy all day yesterday distributing the gifts to
 the people holding tickets. The holder of
 the ticket which drew the grand piano was
 G. B. Berger, class of '88 Sheffield Scisntif- ic school, who rooms at S6 Wall street. Mir.
 Berger is now on his Christmas vacation and is net aware of his good luck. Before start ing for home he joeoseiY remarked to his roommate: tDon't fail to have that grand
 piano brought safely up to the room." The unexpected often proves true. William Hull of 37l Elm street wins the $500 top car- riage. Other prize winners who have re- ported are as follows:
 Mathushek grand upright piano, G. B. Berger, class of '88 s. s. s., S8 Wall street; overcoat, Charles B. Shumway, 271 Portsea street, Shoninger organ, H. c. Ksntfeld 121 Water street; oil painting, Mrs. Albert North, S2 Webster street; lap robe, c. $. Allen, 24O No. Front street; lady's hat, Wm. B. Agnew: box cigars, Mrs. Lockwood, 91 Foote street; ''Surrender of Lee," John B. Mcqueen, Park street; chest of tea, Joseph R. French, g TrumbulI street; three months Cargill's business college, son of Admiral Foote; pair of slippers, H. E. Talmadge; fifty cigars, John Riley six pair rab bers, William Hickman, corner of Gregory Terrence Sheridan; three corsets, Simon Knollmeyer; pair of vases, Harry 279 George street; box cigars, Daniel Donegan, Oyster Point; parlor stove, Miss Emma Dudley, 22 Home Place; three corsets, A. H. Seymour, 51 Lafayette barrel flour, MT. Tinker, West Haven; one dozen spoons, Jessie Pierson, 365 Shelton avenue: maehinist's tools, J. w. Cowles; ton of coal, Miss Jennie Bedell, 321 Cedar street; box cigars, Robert E. Reynolds, 36 High street; Model grand range, James Aggett, 21 Sperry street; six large augur bits, Mrs. Mary F. Edwards, 95 Sylvan avenue; six pair of rubbers, Mrs. P. E. Peck, Woodbridge; ton of coal, G. s. Trecartin, 422 Dixwell av- enue; one barrel kerosene, George Parker, 35 Whalley avenue; box of cigars, w. E. Clark, 209 Hallock avenue; ton of coal, William Ford; plush rocker, Charles Wheeler, Whit neville; order for trowsers, Geo. B. Hinman, barrel of flour, J. H. Reed, 12 Orange street; Spartan clock, Mrs. James W. Rowland, 109 Atwater street; canary bird and cage, Mrs. George Wright, jr., Trumbull street; crockery tea set, Captain William G. Dickinson; half dozen gents shirts, NJ. 5tannard, 522 George street; embroidered fire screen, Thomas Cullen, S8 Greene street; pistol, Fred R. Futile, 135 Quinnipiac street; half cord wood, Officer John F. Nettleton, 642 Elm street; musical clock, F. D. Meeker; Grand avenue; box Yale cigars, Mrs. Samuel Potter, 75 Exchange street; pair eIk's antlers, 5. T. Punderson, 204 York street; Wilson sewing machine, Mrs. Bradley, 414 Grown street; silver swinging urn, l.. B. Brown; book, J. A. McClunie toilet chamber set, A. B. Dobbs, S4 Day street; waterproof, William Colishaw, Nash street; 50 pieces NA1l p6p0T1 OOnOuCLO1 oAA OdAh5J PAuSh rocker, Mrs. James E. English, 7S Wall street; ton of coal, P. A. Perry, IA Congress avenue; barrel of flour, Mrs. T. G. W. Jefferson, Fair Haven; Derby hat, Alice L. Spencer, 95 Grand avenue; lawn mower, John H. Vreeland, 165 Pierpont Jtreet; plush clock, David Levi, 20 Spruce street; trousers, Fred Recttor, 52 N1con itreet; barrel of molasses, O. D. Warner, North Haven; three corsets, David H. Clark; ilk umbrella, Melissa Pomeroy, g Edwards treet; Wheeler 6 Wilson sewing machine. James McDowell, Grand avenue; ink tand, w. J. Bradley, 705 Chapel treet; lady's jewel case, Isaac Coort: on of coal, Miss Hattie Dennison, 5 Clinton avenue; barrel of flour, F. s. | Zeeley, 91 Foote street; two vest patterns, Irs Wallace Oxford, POT Dixwell avenue; liver tea set, Julius Gallery, Central market; | evolver, F. w. Robertson, Westvills; 2,000 | rick, Mrs. Lucian E. Arnold, 25 Newhsll | treet; box cigars, NJ. M. Tyler, Fair Haven; | finger sewing machine, Charles s. Graves, 1 25 Woleott street; live pig, D. J. McNa- nara, 1855 Chapel street; barrel of flour, l.. | }. Bartholomew, 64 Prince street; pair slip CTS, Lena Hausman, 29 Edwards street; ton oal, Miss Fannie Ferris, Sherman avenue; liIch COW, Morgan E. Fowler, 266 Quinni- iac street; large ham, c. H. Merwin, 52 ishop street; Smyrna ring, Walter E.
 raves; hanging lamp, Dennis Boyle, West [ayen; years subscription to Register, John
 yer'' .hd sid0b0aTd Lawrence cnnSs Klein Klein tephen P. Joyce, 223 Shell 'n avenue; barrel kerosene, Wilson Downes, St. John street. case starch, A. Kapitzke, 70 Water street; ton coal, Charles R. Spiegel. Bishop street; lap robe, H. H. West, 30 street; silver fruit dish, T. W. ,hn Roach, Westville; box cigars, c. V. R. reed, jr.; chamber set, F.. B. Harris, 378 oward avenue; barrel cider, w. Warner; ater set, Max Adler; large ham, R. E. hillips, ,281 Howard avenue; years subscrip- on Morning News, Charles Kern, 173 Madi- n street; barrel crackers, Charles W.
 jr, 333 Sherman avenue; pairs lerry arm chair, A. Koulterman, S75 Grand 'enue; child's cloak, Katy Mcdonald, 221 edar street; lamp, Mrs. Flora Calhoun, 45 -umbun street; 6 pair rubbers, W. s. -osby, 316 Exchange street; clock, J. -ahrenberger, 745 Dixwel1 avenue; picture, enry Moore, 105 Wall street; box of cigars,
 L. ParmaIee, S7 Woolsey street; y, STA Dixwell avenue; dozen silver oons, Mrs. S. L. Gilbert, 115 Blake rect; girls tricycle., G. W. Clark, 143 linnipiac street; range, John G. Simpson,
 Goffe street; 2,000 brick, 0. P. Jordan; binet organette, Joseph Pine, 134 Woleott reeG' sIVeF FpooHSJ n. h0os, 1US amilton street; box cigars, s. Har-
 on, Fair Haven; spring bed, E. P. 'ot, 16 Home Place; ton coal, S. E. 'on; 20 yards French silk, Mrs. Benedict, t
 Bristol street; musical clock, H. E. Mack, v Greene street; fruit dish, B. 5. Payne, v 'amer No. 6; top carriage, William Hull,
 Elm street. The portleres were drawn by
 A. Lincoln. He also held winning tick D
 866, SIS and 906 2 The prizes not yet called for will be held u
 ten days to give an opportunity to all h ket holders to get their winnings. Those n icles left over from the fair which were fl in the drawings will be auctioned off at